Jean Moreau:

Jean & Cat. I genuinely adore them more than anything.

i love that neil spends majority of aftg being like omg they cannot find out that there is something wrong with me i have to be normal. and everyone who interacts with him is like Bro what the fuck is wrong with you

please tell me why in the tags/replies!!!!

in heaven you can make amvs for books

Neil Josten:

moment in book 1 when neil is like everything is for exy. i'm running for exy. i'm eating for exy. i literally just need kevin to be satisfied with my performance ONCE and then andrew is like kevin argued with the entire board and literally everyone in the world that you're going to be Court™ actually and neil is like haha, what

neil when nicky said girls were too soft for him:

you guys don't understand how insane the sentence "why didn't they love her enough to keep her safe?" is coming from the protagonist of a series like all for the game. none of the foxes, even in their most delirious state, would have that expectation from the people who had betrayed them. jean is such a deeply genuine and emotional person, so different from the perspective neil provides, that it actually hurts more to know he had any hope at all for elodie's survival

Happy pride to the little gay people on my phone

I feel like the aftg fandom has just swung hard from one mischaracterization of Neil to another.

Yes, Neil is not an innocent little soft-boy like a lot of fans made him out to be pre-TSC, but he isn't some cold, calculated badass either.

He took out a hit on Grayson over Thai food. He doodles fox paws in his notebooks and hates vegetables. He insults FBI agents' parking jobs and he spent a bus ride staring over the back of his seat making heart eyes at his boyfriend. He manipulated the agents while eating takeout in the interrogation room. He canonically internally panics and overthinks the entire time he's attempting to manipulate anyone. He uses people's family trauma to manipulate them. He misses his mom.

Neil Abram Josten is a multifaceted character